The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-09 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. NArt:Rs, Fen.lilies were resnmed in Lot i in the course of the last mouth.. We have 110' et; how Aa.ir, received the full particulars of the occortances, but Whht we have. already learned is soli - it:lent to slew that the result has been highly glorious and advantageous to the, artus:ul France • it, `• and ~f our Sovereign.. The English eNpeOirigjoon to be attacked in Sicily,. appear to have made an ctfiirt Jiy,ititt to remove the theatre-of the war to Ca- This effort has; however, proved very fatal to tletin. The following . is -what our Moniteur has already published on this soble6t :—" In the night. between th%26t6 and 27th of January 'a corps of about 600 men, partly,Englishand partly .banditti, who we're landed at carenoillo and Gio vanni, attacked a ,poSt which was 'merely 'defended by it company of Voltigeurs of the!,,',', regiment, and 20 Jager; of the 9th regiment. Capt._ laytioN, who coitimmded this post, defeated the enemy, put them - to rind pursued : them to the sea.' Part eadeavoured to regain their vessels by Swimming; the remaineler were made prisonerS: ' " Un the anti), Thur of the Enerny's Gun-boats and two Transports were attacked at Porteeello by a' Coiormy of Voltigenrs of the first regiment,. and some Grena.iers of the ti , .id; our brave troops, in spite of the Falemy's tire, rushed into the-sea, board, ed the Vessels under a shower of bullets, and made to c liwielvei.,i. wasters of them. The firing having ex cited observation, some English Ships of , War.put out from Messina to assist the Gun-boats.. A brig of guns run in so clese to Portecello, that she got. igrouticl the coast. This vessel also fell into our hands, after a defence of - tot'() daysiduring which her Captain was killed, and tilt:lieutenant woended. " On the .Ist of. Feb:our trobpsfilade themselves masters of Reggio, which the ceetnybad surrounded with entrettehMeats. The forcsarrendeted on the 2d. On this.necasion we took ottO prisoners, and 14 pieces of cannoiC - Nig NICE, I''r:t it ARY. 7 -ACCOrdll),g tqagcptlllts from IstrOti port Pirans),.3 IlusSian ships and some transports were Still there. They .were to come to this peen, but we know wit wlu-therthey are includ ed in the huge squadron whitil,f,„arft;,edhere two days alo. , Pots, Fsa. :23.—The destination Of the present kingdom of Etruria is not 'determined on, or at least not yet made public. in the ,mean time, that cowl try experiences the advantages of,the: immediate Government . of !his Majesty the Einperor. On. the l ot h his Majesty issued decree of the highest,im-- tauce for'that beautiful distrid Italy, accord, 'log to which the code N'AroLsol4''is'•to be irtnna. diaroly proclOimed, and is to ha4e the force otlais.v. in Etriiria trop the Ist of May next. The seine decree regulates - the or - gni zat ion of the different civil, and criminal COthl3. 415 the Ministers who sign treaties.r)f peace, or. other conventions, usually ItlzklVe Cottil; , inioitts from, the Contraaing Priilecs, lies Nbje,ty the Loiperur has, in pursuance of this custom, .presented the 111.1Rsi3t1 Prince- Limtallotql, who, in (be name of his Master, signed the Treaty of Tilsit, with an elegant service of, Freud) puree tine. This present has been forwarded within these few (keys to Prince I...saa,Notli,. who is appoint trd by his 144,veleigo Clovernor of St. Petersburgo. We understand that the Arabian horses, winch the Grand, Seignior, has sent to the .Emperor, have al. ready arrived at Strasburg!), and were -to proceed on their journey to this. city.on 21s1. or lid. HANOVER, FEB; 19.—A considerable part of the French forces remaining in Germany are now can tonel upon the territory of this 'Eletitomite.. Their destination will depend upon the part which the-Ent peror NA43OI,KON shall take in 'the' events-of the . North of Europe. Generals*. SuLeton, CLL-. /WENT, and DEUELLE, arriveditin the tith - nt Hann ver,'dna next day proceededto 'their several posts at' Celle, Nieuburgh, and Verden. ~; .This exhausted country is still in arrear in the 'payment of the last war contribution, and a deputation has an that ac- • count been sent to M. DARU, the Intendant Gene. ral. Besides this contribution ; 1300 •horses are yet to:bedeliveredtnr the Me of the army. The 'de malition of the fortress of Hameln, which is prose cuted with increasing zeal, affordsus at least this consolation, that military operations will not in fu ture be carried on in our country, for the pUrpose of besieging that place. A considerable number of labourers are already busy in destroying the worksl and id ooo more are to be employed, in order to ac.; coinplish the destruetion us soon as possible. Hostig, Matten I.—Letters from Brest, dated the 20th ult. state, that in the storm of the :12th, a brig, supposed to hatie been an English transport . , was wrecked between Westsand and Conquer, And that all on board perished.—On the 19th an English ship was brought. into Dieppe, a prize to Le. Grand - Napoiedli privateer - 1 of nonlogne. She ii.latlen with" butter, pork, and salt bog, from Ireland, and het cargo is supposed to be worth Wo,o,oo.francs. Brim; ArA. HIT. has adopted a vary exWnsive plat) for the improvnrucnt of Faris :—amongst other oh leas, all the streets between the Carousel and the. Louvre are to be pulled doWn, and another gallery, correspondiog with the plfery of the ',mare, to be win o with an open arcade,. leaving in the front of t l'huilleries.a parade sufficiently large to exercise au aruty of I 00,000 men. Another new bridze is nnillinp, over the Seine,, from the middle of the champs de Mars, and several new tbuntains are erdeting, and the new National Monument in tlie rometry,of the Magdalens," and the triumphal arch in the Thuilleries, cominemouttive of the victories rif NA PO 1.A.01.1, : are prosecuting with activity. The ollirr national works going forward are a column 1:50 feet high,. in the Place tie Vendome, to the ho. p;o u r of the French arcuti,. with. 'an avenue to. the I.3onlev:tris; a 'wartial temple on the Boulevards Sr. to contain the statues of the different Ge. ;,u..rolc.who have distinguished themselves) on platna the names 01 all the ()Ulcers and men who . to battle are to _be displayed and on plates of itiver, the names of those who survived thoSe a temple . to , ,Vietory.'in the barriere of the 1.4m1,4 I.4;iyawes, immenie tuaanitnde, a new ,dt? to the Legislative Pala , c; the - Pantheon ;of, St. L; , ..Nntricve ; the Quay- of which is t o t,iceu with a kiazza ; anti the Column of Rostock. I Fran? the LONDON GAZETTE, Macch Cr ou n-Office, March 8, 1808. MEMBERS ERTURNED TO SERVE • IN THE, PRESENT rAIiLIAMSNT, ' County of Westmeath—The Hon. Hermlei Robert Paken • . ham, of Pakeultain Hall, in the said County of West meath, in the room of William Smith, Esq. who, since his eledion for the said Cotinty, hash afeeptcd the Office • of His Majesty's Escheator of Munster. Borough of Ennis William Fitzgerald, Esq. of the Borough of Ennis and of Inchieronan,- in the reoin of the Right Hon. James Fitzgerald, who, slim , his eletlion for the said Borough, hath accepted the Ot;ice of His Majesty's Escheator-of the Province of Munster. War-Office, Mara. 8, 1808. ' 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Alex. Strachan, cent. to be Cornet by purchase. Assistant-Surgeon lOint Dwyer, from,the Both Foot, to he Assistant-Surgeon, rice Callow, appointed to the Bth Light Dragoons. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, lohnlienry Robeck, Gent. to he Cornet, ity purchase, vice IVlicklethwayte, promoted. Bth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Geo. M. Callow; from the -61 h Dragoon Guattli, to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice _Enright, • promoted 'in the 3sth Foot. oth Ditto, Distrid Surgeon Wallace to be Surgeon, vice Jordan, appointed SUrgeon to the Forces, 13th Ditto, Cornet Frederick Geale, from the r7th Light Dragnons ' to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Crompton, appointed to the ad Life Guards. 15th Ditto, Captain Alex. Gordon, from the 3d West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Coore, who ex cliang,cs. • _ _ _ 17th Ditto, Cornet'Edward Wria.on to.belieutenant, with. . out purc hase. lohn Drought, Gent. to be. Cornet, with. ous putpliase, vice Btitler, who resigns. Serjeant.Major William Gall to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Cornet, vice Ritycrult, whO resigns the Adjutantcy onry. zoth Ditto, Surgeon George C. M'Atiam, from the 35th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Taylor, appointed Surgeon to the I;orces. • 23d Ditto, Lieutenant G. Hamilton, from the Royals, to be Lieute4ant, vice Harvey, who exchanges. Ist Regiment of Foot (~wards,, Claud Alexander, Gent. to beEnsign, by,purchase, vice Wynyard promoted: Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Charles Herbert,Gent. to tie Ass'stain-Surgeon, vice Mackenzie, deceased. ist Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Bissel Harvey, from the 23d Light Dragoons; to by Lieutenant, vice Hamilton, who exchanges.. 3d Ditto, Charles Thomas Grant, Gept. to be Ensign, by purchase ' vice Daly, promoted in the 9th Foot. 7th Ditto, Ensign Robert Muter, from the:B3d Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Adderlcy, who resigns. lath Ditto, Bohn Ahtnuty, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bevan, lieCOAlsect. 34th Ditto, William Wilkinson, Esq. to be Paymaster of the ad Battalion, vice Foulerton, appointed a 13arrack. Master. illth Ditto, Ensign David Thompson, trdrn the Szd Foot,. to ,he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice appointed .to the Bth West India Regiment. loth Ditto, Freikrick Fitzgerald, Gent. to be Ensign, by put... , chase, vice WLACIIOUSe, promoted. '2Ol Ditto, Hospital-Mate William Daunt to be Asiistant . , Surgeon.. ayth Ditto, Captain lohn Carter, from Half-pay of the late sth Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Balle t who exchanges. Lieutenant John Tucker ,to be Captain of a Company, Without..porellase, vice Thomps,on, pro .muted. • Ensign Thomas Furnas to be Lieutenant, - vice Tucker. E.sisign William De Bathe, from the 4th Garri , Son Battalion, to be Ensign, vice liurnas. Lieutenant Carlisle Potto...k, from the South Down Militia, to be En sign,.vice Fury, promoted. • ASth Ditto, Ensign Lawson Iluddlestone to be Lieutenant, vice %Velum, deceased. Wm. Ward, Gent. to be Ensign, vice fludaleatone. . nth Ditto, Ensign Charles; Stanhope to be Lieutenant, %fhb out purchase, vice Stopford, promoted in the Sicilian Re, ginlent. _ . aid Captain Goodwin Purcell, from half-pay of the late Cape Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hope kinti, who exk;lianes. . _ . „ . 15111 ijitto, Assistant-Surgeon John Enright, from ,the Bth Light Drlgoons, to be Surgeon, vice M'Adam, appointed to the Goth Light Dragoontl•, 36th Ditto. To be Lieutenants without purchase—,Ensign Thomas L'Estrange, vice Whittle, deceased. Ensign Richard Barton, vice Chaloner, promoted. Ensign Gra ham Henry. , Ensign john H. Cruice. . • Tobe Ensigns—Ensign F., St. Clare, trom the 7th Garrison Battalion, vice L'Estraoge. Lieoren:int W. B, Stiles, from the West Kent Militia, vice-Barton. lames r<.irby, Gent. vice Henry. 39th:Ditto. : Lieutenant, James Brine to be Captain of a Company, by purchaie, vice Parke, promoted. 42d Ditto, Ma . plr form 'Farquharson to be Lieutenant-Co. lonel, by purchase, vice Dickson, who retires. Captain Thomas Julinstoir to be Major, vice• Farquhars n. Lieu tenant George Stewart to be aptain of a Centpany, vice Johnston. Ensign Alexander lord Berridale to be Lieu. vice Stewart. ' . . 4 , ith Ditto. To be Ensigns, without purchase—James Macpherson,. Gent. vice Connor,' promoted in the s7th Foot. lames 'Miles Milner, Cent. vice Wilson, promot. ...ed in the 63d Foot. Henry Costly, Cent. vice Hannller, promoted in the 7 rst Foot. _ 55th Onto, Ensign Thomas G. Peacocke to be Lieutenant, , • by purchak:e, vice Fenton, promoted. both Ditto, William Gregory, Cent. to he Ensign , without pirchasc, vice Schwartz, promoted in the getli Garrison Battalion. 734 Ditto, Patrick WDougall, Gent. - to be Ensign,. vice D. Campbell, deceased. George Fraser, Gent ; to be En sign, without purchase, lice Reid, who resigns. 76th Ditto, John Henry:Platt Maddock., Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase_, vice Templeton promoted. • 77th 'Ditto; Ensign John Jeffrey to be Lieutenant,. by 'pur. chase, vice Northcote, promoted. 78tI1Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Bethune fiO be Captain of a Company, by purchase , vice ‘Vishart, Who retires. gist Ditto, .Ensign Francis pints, from the Coldstream Guards, toboCaptain of a Company, by purchase, vice Sullivan, promoted in the 67th Foot. Sad Ditto, William Baldoek, Gent, to be Ensign, 'without . . .. . . _...._ purchase, vice Thompson, promoted in the fifth Foot. • S3d Ditto, I-lenty Richardson, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Muter, promoted in the 7th Foot. . . 99th Ditto s William Bell, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice D;iniel, who resigns, 92d Ditto, Ensign Alexander Gordon to be Lieutenant, with out purchase; itithard M'Dorsell, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice Gordon. , , . . . sild Di to, Ensign Andrew' Phut? to be Lieutenant, with. out purghase.- 95th Ditto, Second Lieutenant lames Mercer to be First Lieutenant, without. purchase, vice Evans, who retires.' Thorne* SUM), Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without - purchase, 'vice Lyddon, promoted in the 413th Foot. 96th Ditto, Captain Thomas Kennedy, tram the Sicilian 'Regiment, to be Captain of >i Company, vice Lavicount, .proinoted. 10 rat Ditto, William Berwick, Gent. to be Ensign, w ithou t porchat;;.., vice Taylor, who resigns. 3,1 West livtid Regitrteist, Captain roster L. Coore. from the 'ph Light. EirigOons, to be Captain of a -Company, vice (i onion, who exchange*. Surgeon William Gill, froth the 16th Fobt, to be Surgeon, vice FlOrning, deceased. Bth Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Irwin, from the Foot, to be LidlitleMalt, 'without purchase. The Sicilian Regiment. Lieut.,Cliarles Clan, from the 95th Pout; " to •be Captain of a .Compuni, vice Kennedy, ap pointed, to the 96111. Foot. 4tit 3rriaon 11.ittalion, Alexander• Macfarline, Geont. to be nsigit,' vice Pe 11.4 tile, appointed to the,27th. ,Foot. stli Royal Veteran Battalion, Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Nl`Credie, from the goth Foot, to be A6sistant-Surgeon, vie F 1 reland, appointed to the slat Foot. DIED. Bank Stock, Navy.; per Cent 971 f Irish 5 per Cent. gs 4 per cent. shut ; per Cent. Red. shut 3 per Cent. Con. 63 l l } 64 Bank Lung Ann. shut Ditto Short A nri. invv-street ; and published by w 11. 14 Alt Aa utast S ea rits,4f4lnth Watblustreet,Grbsverior- cUarti J.O :41)0N ; P ro . te d b y Hick) AA o lid' KRIS, of No. 4 , Nlarilett,court, At the SUN•OFF I CII No 112 ,Strand, where Adveltisementi, O r d ers for the Paper, I etters for the Editor, eicqposi-potd),lrnwt be addressed. . ~, On Friday list, at Kew, Ism Saportas, Esq. . On Monday, suddenly, Sir tides Hooke, Knt. mar of the justices of fits Majesty's Court of Common Pleas. Early yesterday mornitsg, at his house in Dover-place, Kent Road, Mr. Robert Hill, of Southwark, Salter.' On the 6th inst. after a short Illness, Mrs. Pike, of Clap' Surrey. • Un the i ith ,of January last, in Montserrat, aged 3t, 111.7 chant Eq. eldest son'uf the late Henry Pyott, 13 .4- ofti4VtAsland— , • • • tio)zt.iner last, at Cape Coast Castle, on the Coast of A tiic,a t . lohn Swanzv, Esq. of toe County of Monk; I.J. late ig. C. and Gov e rnor ot lames Fort, Accra .~ ~ --^ PRICE OF STOCKS YI..STIIRDAY . ; • . . I ndia. Stock, ' • lOWA Banda,4s. WS; rxeriequer Bills, is. 51. z Iniperial 3 reit:nit. 6 3g Ditto Ann. Cons. for tAth April, 64 " • • ".'rti 'THOMAS - ,I'AYI,()K, Earl. Sir, • 'No." q, Ne:oi Witike-street, tondott. CONSIDER it ottt . an of justice due to the you the toboving Cure which' his recently , merits nflrciur. LEAK E's PAT ENT PILLS, to coo l Mfinicateio teen pertinaried by them An b t the r breaking out of an Ohl V epereal Contiitaint offended bY 3 C01;1111 . 1c4iii)11 Of disorders aming therefrom). .was :educed al ' inost to a'sl:eleton; and althpugh he, had the ben medic- 11 advice which could, be obtained, rigid tried a vai•iefy of Patent Mddicines, nothing could . be' prOcured which • scented tio suit b p his ease, or to do him s l / 4 -rvice: .he remained in a mobile.. (leed 'anditiable situaiton tint two 3eari, un.;!.te to follo w his prOfession, and scarcely able to walk. ,)1. :1 f :tand on his legs‘; in fad no one who knew hint ever f,ll:,pose , d it pos sible for him to recover. He wasaciyiseri at la:4 to try your Leake's did so, adhering strictly to the diretlioni given with them. He had not tike Mare than two boxes be , - fore he found an alteration .VI the better: this encouraged him -to -proceed. and by taking a.. tew boxes mitre lic..futuut his appetite and stren,,,th . Arai - W.llly return, and ; 8 11 ° w • 83 ' heath* Art st•n:t :IS any :TIM I'know You are wt.-twine, Sir,' to tetei•t>tiy pensoir *to me her a confirmation of the 1130Yelt 'act:OUllt it it OJAI la ,toehtt 4 1 . I AM , Sir, ).,er obedient humble Servant , _ Library,. - THOS. pprt DAY. tapered and. Sold .by the Sok , Proprietor, Twos. TAYLOR iii rlbei of trie It oilal.Colle.T or burgeons; London, at lt,is House, No. q, New Bridge. treer; Where, after a COnstai:t tesiderice of more than. F r.rey Yeats' , lit 11 prattiee particularly directed to the Cur* Complaints; t hose i neat' e to 1110 a r rs., ic Generation in both. Seses,;.with that:inviolable secrecy :, which Men of his l'roleision %/multi al-yays observe, he' - hatters himself, the advice and •assfstasi-e he gratuitous ;citly allipilestertu 'Persons' taking this Medicine, will Ira' esteeine.: by a discerniu.: Public, as an advatitage seldom 'to be obdined, :end void of ambiguity: . of - Also sOld,• by' hiii'A;v4iiinnenti . tar the convenience th 6 se living'at disri dr tne Perfunier's, No. 35, St. ,A/.. ban's-street, Pall all; the Toyshop 103, Oxford. street ; Mr. Disborough'S, No. 'l, Fisti-smet-htll; Mr. Brixtees Seuth-bridge,:l;:clinburgh • Mr, .v 1 • • Glas• ; Unit, Dante-street, Dublin;' Mr. Whinge's, -Li.. verpool; Mr, i.tkinsoni,s, Mat,ebester ; and by one Person . in every considerable Town in Great liritain .andlretastllit in boxes of only 25. Vt. each, Sealed up With full a plain iiitedions, whereily : persons of either . sex may. cure theinseives with - ease , spee d secrecy, and safety. , .N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed t 9 a St . a ll) , On-Which, by Mittel . of the CoMinissioners, :sprint` efi at' the Starrip-office, ". T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bun; `Street," to imitate whi.ct is Felony, and all others are CO t4riens . GARRISON. Colonel Wm. Dickson, of the 42d Foot, to he Lieutenant Governor of Cork, vice Gelieral Leland, deceased. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Charles fordso, from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Suroon to the torees, - Assistant Surgeon latnes : Bratly, 110 in the ad Royal Veteran Battalion, to ►ie Surgeon ut a Recruiting District, vice. Wallace, appointed to late 9th LiOtt Dragoons, • 14ZMORANDUM. The undermentioned Aiipointnients, as stated in the Ca. uttesol the 13th Oztubcr,, 0;93, the t4th lune, Igo 7 . 2 9 th Septr;inber following, and 17th Eebtuaty, xlSog, have not taken place, viz. 1 7 th Light Dragoons, .Cornet F. Ge3l4to be Lientena l it, by purchase, vice I.)e i.ancey. cBth Foot, Itichard Bowen, Cud . . to be Assistant Surgeon. tit Ditto, _Wm. Spotts.voo4, Cent.. to be Ensign, vice (ones. Wm. Poole, Gent.• to be Ensign, vice Whaley. Exit A - rum in the Gazette of the t3th Feb. 1808.. 66th Foor, for Hamilton Edwards, Gent, to be Ensign, read, Hamilton Edmonds, Pent tq be Ensign. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Braham Damant, of Whitechapel, Middlesex, tira4ier, fiorn March t 2 to April 16, at ten, - at Guildhall: - john Thornton, of Laurence- Pountney4ane ' London, mer. . chant, from March s to April 23, at ten, at Guildhall.. BANKRUPT'S, Richard Thomason, lite of Staining, Lancashire, corn-dealer, to Kurrencier March 31. April 1, and 19, -at eleVen, at the George Inn. Preston. , Attornies, Mr. • Startifant, Preston; or Messrs, Barrette, Gray's-Inn, London. John Hollyer, of Coventry, ribbon-manufarattrer, March 23, at five, 24; and April 19, at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Coventry. Attornies, Messrs, Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Gray's . -Inti, London ; or Mr.. lames Troughton, Coventry. Richard Holroyd, now or late of Sowerby., Yorks ire, wool len-manufacturer, March 24, at relit, at, and April A9. - at ten, at the Union Cross Inn, Halifax. Attornies, Mr. Wiglesworth, Gray's-Inn, London ; or Messrs. Wigles worth and Thompson. -Halifax. Thomas-Robinson, of Manchester, innkeeper,. March 21, 29, at four. and April 59, at eleven, at the . Bridgewater Arms, - Manchester. A ttoniies, Mr. uai, Temple, London; or . - Mr. Law, Manchester. Edward Eardley, of',Exeter, dealer in • glass, china, and. earthenware, March 1.1, i 9, and April 19, at eleven, at the' Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attornies. Mr. Turner, Exeter t: or Messrs. Williams and BroOks, New-square, Lincoln's- . __inn, London. • • • Thomas Ishmael Watkis, of Salford. i.ancashire, cotttin-, - merchant, March to, 30, ana April 1,9, at quer,. at the, Palace Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Alr. lieslOp. 'Man chester ; or Messrs. J. - and IL Will!s, Warnfo.d.cOurt; _ London, . . • . fames Holden the elder, anti aines„H olden the younger, of Salford,. Lancashire, dyers, March 14: 3a, and April 19, at four, at • the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Heslop, Manchester ; or Messrs: I. and.R. Willis, Warn , ford•coort, London.. .john Ridley, of Manchester, tailor, April 4.6, and t 9, at three,. at: the White Lion Inn, Manchester. Arthritics, Mr. Ellis, Cursitor.street, London; or Mr. Robert Milne, Man- , chesrer. Richard 1)) cr, of . Bath, corn-faaor, March ij 25, and April' 11 9 v at clet.en, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern, Bath. .Attornies,,Messrs. Shephard and Adlington, l3edlord.row, London ; or Mr, Sheppard, Bath.. Richard Hamlin, ofTottenham-court-road, Middlesex, vic tualler, March 1 9 , 22, a nd April 19 , . a t t w elve, a t i uild- Attornies Messrs. Hutchinson and EIVITIOtt, Brewers'-Flall, Addle.street. , George Duffield, of York-buildings, • Bermondsey.New ' road, Surrey, wool-carder, March 19, 22, and April 19, at one..at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cross, King : street, Southwark. • Thomas Reed, ot'Bishopsgate.street; LOndon,cheesenfmger, March 12, a 6, and April 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Burt, lohn-street, Crutehed-friars. lames Seaward, late of Union-place, , Kent road, Surrey, builder, March 'u, 22, and . April 19, :it twelve, at Guild. hall, London. Attoinics, Mest4s. Alcock, Boswell, and Corner, York-street, Southwark. Ralph Cooper Green, late Of Lincoln's-Inn, money-scri. vener, March 15, at ten, April '2, at. eleven, and 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney i Mr. Dawes, Atigel-court, Throgmor ton-st Feet. , • • DI 'ID EIVDS. March aS. Richard FarrioiWonrton. Iferefordshire, timi ber.merchant, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, litre. ford. April IS. John Coward, of Ulversron, Lancashire, iron. • monger,' at eleven, at the (erningham Arms, • Shiffno I; Salop.. • March aS. Robert Roberts, of Liverpool, merchant, at ele.• vin, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. May 3. William Smith, late of Resemary-lane, Middlesex, cbeesemcnger, at one, at Guildhall. ' • April 9. Joseph Rowland, or G raystoke. place, liertter.)attei London, carpenter, at ICU, at Guildhall. • April it. William Hanslip, Of Stradbrook,'Sufalk, tanner, at twelve__ at Guildhall, London. March 29. William Traynor, of lermyn.street,Westrninster, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall. May 3: John aird, late of Harbican, London, but now of Guildford-street, Middlesex, distiller, at eleven, at G uild. • . May 3. Edward Railton, of Southwark, Surrey, hop.tner chant, at eleven, at Gulirihall, Condon. April 23. Samuel: Headen, of Threadneedle.street, London, insurance-broker, at ten, at Guildhall. Match 29. William Sanction! and Josiah Box, of Salford, Lancashire, dyers, at three, at the Spread ga g le Manchester. May 24. Joseph Stevens and John Corttar, of Bread.etreet,. C heapside, London; warehatisernen, at twelve, at Guild hall. CERTIFICATES. March 29, john Jones, of Limeitouse, Middlesex, baker. Thomas Bowgin, of Little ,New-street, Shoe-lane, -London, plasterer. loin! Atkinson, of Birmingbarn;iron,aunder. Ipseph Glover, late of W oreester, porter-brewer. Henry RamsbotllAirs. of BraillOrd, Voikshire, merchant. • I'iIitTNEUSHIPS DABOLPEO. James Knowler and William 'Howland, of Boughton-under ll!eau, Kent, bricklayers. Mary Ann Savory, Eft:shah Limit, and Frances l e ge Mead, of tlolles.street, Cavetidioh-Skittitrai Nathaniel Wcst, Nathaniel Co*, and Joshua Rick Man, of - • • _• _ - -.- Whiretriars-Vock, coal-ntetchants. - Isaac Worthington and John Worthington, of Ringway. wiihin-Hale, Chester, tanners. ' Charles Poole and Thomas Wilson, of Aldrincham,Cheshire, surgeons.., Jonathan Twisse and Thomas Twisse, of Bolton, Lanca.. shire; cotton-in inutaclurers. Genrg,a Ferris Whidborne: and Ceorge • Henry .Legassicke Crispin, of Newton-Abbot, Devonshire, surgeons. ••,.• • , Oliver Ormrod. and 'Richard Ormrod, of Mancbester,.. braziers. , • William' Young and Samuel Aeon, of L on d o n, merchants. Sarah Croft and Edward George Cowdell, tea-brokers. . A Coroner's Inquest was yesterday held on .the, body of a- respeaable Gentleman who lived at ilarnr. merstnith, and. who, a state of mental derange r .. ment, drOwned himself, on Sundaylast, in a pond near . Bagshot. ..Verdict--Insanity. MELANCHOLY AC:clDi*Te- 7 , A young Lady from. London, of the name of Capper, on her way from Birmingham to Bristol in the Mail Coach, on Thnrs,. day: last, threw herself out of the coach, in conse , (pence of the horses having taken . fright, and was killed on the spot. • .. The Dramatic Authors in Paris lately amounted to 214 q, compre4encling tragic and comic Poets; ,Me. Monodramists, Vaudevillists, Parodists;. and Pantomimists. When performers of eminence become superannuated, they are supported by the State, on the liberal principle; that those who have contributed to .the public pleasure should be sup. ported ,in the decay of nature by public gratitude;i•--- On the 'sal ult. Mr. Josevn FA.wcui., of Kez *Pia New:Mi Ili . Cumberland, .. killed a Hampshire hog, which measured from the extremity . : of the; bead to that of the tail, nine fe6t,stwo inches; 'and frOm the hinder feet to the extremity , of the hilltdp eight feet two inches, and weighed forty-two stone and six pounds. , • ' • 'TEN Tuousilw Potiisms!—The Ticket 18,455, drawn yesterday a prize of 10,0001. was sold - and' registered January the Bth, by Bisn, who, in the MI year, sold 38 Capital Prizes, including two of 30,0001. Tiettets and Shares ar selling in greit variety, Warranted'Ondral,vn, at both his ,old esta blished Offices, 4,-Combill, and 9, Charing-cros. . .. .. [ HIGH WATER AT LONDONTRIDGE TO-MOP: , . - ‘ROIV. , eppoui 1 Morning, o min. after 12. 1 Afternoon, 36 min. aTter-12,.!/, ilk RBPORT. ROLL'S COURT, CHANCERY.LANE, MARCH S. VISCOUNT MA lioN V. HIS FATHER EARL STAKIIOPf• This case .was resumed before his Honour de MASTER of the ROLLS., - Lord STANHOPE said, he had very particular ref; : sons- for being heard, and hoped he should be dulged, . - His Lordship then entered upon ,a very elaboratie review of the suit moved against him, by. his - Son., He began by saying, that hi life had been. foUr times attempted, and once by poison. I.lis Son, however-, was too young.to he a party in such conspiraey, but if .he had not attacked his life, he had attacked'-his character. Ms Lordship sad, that three years before his Sun clune.of age, he reptived froth him an allowance of 5001. a year, and chus ing as, a Parent to tefuSe 'that supply, his Son left him and wenfabroad,and did not return till he came of age, when lie filed the till in question ; which he would insist wets injurious, vexatious and false, and. , 'ltiqexkated at. the hands of the Court a remedy and . i t edress for the calumnies promulged b) the al legatifths. In short 'he trusted his Honour %%milk int his seal. of reprobation upon the suit, ii not for himself, to save. other fathers from. the op •Vresslon of their sons. With respeCt to his ene mies, he should repeat that very excellent prayer to his Creator, "to abate their malice, g° 'Sua L ge their wrath,. and - confound their devices.' Lordship combated the arguments of Cotth 'set in support of the Bill, and insisted. upon their being wholly irrelevant laid in . aoplicabf•, and that so far front having deteriorated ,thd estates, he had imProved than., by speutling 30;0001. of his own money. His Lordship' dwelt tor t some hours, upon the allegations in the 13,11, and sal if his Son had aEted right, he could ii3Ve left him 20,00 0 1. a year by the Estates more than he will now have. d But by filing the present Bill he had not only lost his esteem, but the personal property, he Omski leave, not a- shilling of which he should now have. But he .would gain a pratitical 1e son : of morality, and learn heneeforuard the , troth of that immutable maxim, that honesty is the best pus hey." His Lordship concluded by saying, that it would . remain .for his lionot4-'s judgment to prove ssiliefher the Court of Chancery was what it eunst: tdtioually was intended to natnely, a Court to distribute justiee according to . equitable rights.; or whether it was to. be ,perverted iutu an otlicefor filing libels, and placing calumnies against honour'.. able charakaers upon record, and fur giving faclity to the circulation ,of those calumnies throughout the land. • ,• Mr. RICHARDS 'spoke at length in reply, and I passed a very:high eulogitun on the Haintitf, wbq, he said, had . not instructed him to say one, word hat.. the' most dutiful son might not in justice urge against his, father, under similar circuni- St . The MASTER OF THE ROLLS Slid, be tvnuld Corl- 7. r:oi . what bad bceti urged, and give his judgment to.q-no.row (this 4y), , On the 2cl !nst. the Lady of Donatus O'Bgien, Esil• of I Daughter. 111.4 R On Monday last, at Thames Ditton,.gurfry, Mr. Henry Salkeld, ot Bisholosgate-strr,:t, tu Anne,, theeldestuaughtec of Bartholomew Gib on, Esq. of toc former place.